The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mr.. John II. Holiday, of tne News, is in the
East
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. r. Lilly are making flying
visit to friends in New York State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hamilton, of Hartford,
Conn.,, are visiting relatives in this city.
COL W. R. Holloway returned yesterday from
Richmond. where he has been short time.
Mr.. Dime Fletcher, of Cincinnati former
resident, is in the city visiting his old friends
DIR. Orpheus Everts, OF the College Hill SAM
tarium, Cincinnati, is in the city for few days.
Mr.. Fred G. Boone of Owingsville, XIV, spent
Sunday and yesterday with his cousin, Mr.. G. II.
Taylor.
Mr.. Eugene Edmundson left yesterday for
London, England, where he will probably
main until late In the fall
Mr.. w. o. DeVay. who is building a summer
residence at Lake Maxinkuckee has placed a
new steam yacht upon the lake for his private
use.
Mr.. Maurice T. Marx. of the firm of Marx
Bros, Mobile, Ala. is IN the city for few
days on business trip He leaves tonight for
Chicago
kuckee on Thursday to look after their home, be-
fore going there for the summer. They will re-
turn on Saturday.
Mr.. Henry vinton, of Lafayette. recently re-
turned from Columbia College spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Pierce and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Coffin, of this city.
Mrs. George Newcomer, who has been the
guest of Mr. Newcomers parents for several
weeks. left last night for Chicago. where Mr..
Newcomer will join her, and both go to New
Madison, la.
Miss Susan B. Anthony, who has been the
guest of Miss May Wright Sewan and while here
made several trips out of the city for the pur-
pose OF lecturing, will leave for the Est to-day
her lecture at Evansville drew out the largest
audience of the season, and the last one of
the regular lecture course there.
Edward Cook. formerly manager of the Sur
gcal Institute Hotel. and later proprietor of the
Occidental Hotel in this city. died of consump-
ton yesterday morning at 4 o'clock, at Danville
ILL.,. at the age of thirty-two years. The
mains will arrive in this city tomorrow evening
and the funeral will take place from Christ
Episcopal Church on Thursday afternoon. at
o'clock.
Toledo Bee: Rev. /. J. Lansing, summarizing
DR.. Munhalls work in Worcester. introduces q
lengthy letter to the Independent this week.
with tn. following paragraph: 'There was not
an hours interruption of the rising enthusiasm
of the churches and the workers from the time
the W TX began until its close. No break in the
harmony of the churches, no interpretation OF any
distractng outside matters no dimunition of the
very large attendance, and not act the part
of tn evangelist to detach or diminish the strong
confidence which he at first inspired. On the
contrary. Dr. Munhall steadily. rose in the essa
tenn Of the pastors. churches and people, and
only departed at the end of nearly four weeks
because lis Toledo engagement, already two
weeks deferred. must be met. The congregation
at the afternoon Bible readings increased to the
last. mum erng then from six to seven hundred.
Evening audiences were only limited by the ca
ries, and the churches waived all. even business
meetings, to give undivided attention to the
work of the revival"
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Denison House: w. r. Mexican, Jno. G. Will
Jams, Terra Haute W. J. Dulin, s. r. Lippin-
colt, Richmond A. M. Atkinson. NJ. c. Ander-
son, Wabash: Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Terrell and
the Misses Terrell. San Antonio. Tex; D. r.
I.ogansport; S. E. Shirley. Shoals: NJ. c. valer,
Rushville; Fred Mcbride Button; W. j.
Turner, Bloomington; W. 81. Mead, Logans-
port.
}. W. Wartman. Evansville: George Shirts.
Nobesville; C. C. BinkIey Richmond; Charles
T. Appleby. Columbus; w. w. Parsons. Terre
Haute C. M. Haines. Goshen: j. Ed IhfT Rich
mond; Charles L. Henry. Anderson; John l..
Irwin, Fort Wayne Joshua ]. Morris, Frank J.
vestal and wife; New Castle; 2. q. Wiley.
Fahnestock. A. G. aIeliette. Watertown, D. T.;
w. j. Marshal. Fitchburg. Mass.
Grand Hotel: l.. G. Beck. Delphi; w. II.
Miles and wife. Covington W. r. Meyers, An
Northampton; Robt. G. Foster. David S. Jordan,
Bloomington; Robt Mitchell. Princeton; J.
Clymer and wife, Peru; Mrs. d. Hunt. Brazil;
T. n. Rice, Rockville; Chas N Brand, Ander-
son; Edward ]. Clark, Shelbyville; J. b. Kenner
and wife, Huntington: E. C. johnson, Michigan
City; G. H. Wolf, Bridgeport; Robt. S. Good
d.
Society Events.
Tomorrow afternoon the Ladies' Social Circle,
of the First Baptist Church. will be entertained
by Section 2. at the home of Mrs. r. O. Haw-
kins, No. 376 North Tennessee street
DR.. Ritter's class in Roberts Park Sunday
school will give strawberry and cream social
on Friday evening, in the church parlors The
proceeds are for the benefit of the Sunday
school.
The tambourine drill given a short time ago
at the Central-avenue Church will be repeated
tonight at the entertainment to be given at
Hall place Church In addition to the drill
there will be concert for which fine pro-
gramme has been prepared.
The friends of the Ladies' Matinee Musicale
arc invited to the last evening concert for this
season. which takes place this evening The
ladies of the first division render the music,
which will be the best numbers given by them
during the past year. Mrs. Henry Schurmann
and Miss Bamberger are the heads of the enter
tanning section.